Free Excursion Opportunities and Important Maintenance Work Along New York’s Canals and Canalway Trails this Winter
Tag: New York State Canal Corporation
Family-Friendly Fall Festivities on the Canalway System
As summer reluctantly takes its final bow, this year's "On the Canals" program is still kicking up a whirlwind of excitement and fun. Through September and beyond, there are plenty of free fall activities awaiting you and the whole family.
Summer 2023 “On the Canals”
As the weather heats up, the New York State Canal Corporation is preparing for a summer of adventure for New Yorkers of all ages across the Empire State. Back by popular demand, another season of “On the Canals” has kickstarted with a perfectly curated itinerary of free, fun, and educational activities for the whole family.
Experience the Best of Fall “On the Canals”
This Summer, the New York Power Authority and New York State Canal Corporation partnered again for a third season of “On the Canals” – a full slate of free and family friendly outdoor activities and excursions along the Canal system, from Buffalo to Albany.
Spend Your Summer “On the Canals”
With summer fast approaching, it is time to start planning weekend trips and family activities. The New York Power Authority and New York State Canal Corporation are once again making it easy for New Yorkers to experience summer fun right in the heart of Upstate New York. Now back for its third season, “On the … Continue reading Spend Your Summer “On the Canals”
Brockport Embraced as Empire State Trail Town
The recreation season is in full swing in Brockport! As part of the Empire State Trail Town pilot program, we are ramping up exploring new ways to engage with outdoor enthusiasts in the village. PTNY selected the Village of Brockport as a pilot community for the Empire State Trail Town program after learning more about … Continue reading Brockport Embraced as Empire State Trail Town
On the Canals: Unique Excursions Along New York’s Historic Canals and Canalway Trails
From warm weather and blue skies to crisp air and colorful trees, the New York Power Authority (NYPA) and the New York State Canal Corporation invite you to join us in ushering in a new season of “On the Canals.” Following the smashing success of the summer excursion program, a new slate of family fun … Continue reading On the Canals: Unique Excursions Along New York’s Historic Canals and Canalway Trails
Explore centuries of Canal History at Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site
Majestically located near the confluence of the Schoharie Creek and Mohawk River, the remains of the Schoharie Creek Aqueduct harken to an ever-industrializing era in American history. These “Roman arches over Indian waters” carried the second version of the Erie Canal over the dangerous waters of the creek. In its first iteration, the canal crossed … Continue reading Explore centuries of Canal History at Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site
New Eagle Trail now open near Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site
Historic, scenic, and healthy— three characteristics that define the 3-mile long Eagle Trail at the Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site. Thanks to the Friends of Schoharie Crossing for bringing this trail segment to life! The Friends of Schoharie Crossing decided to undertake a non-traditional approach through PTNY’s Adopt-A-Trail program. Instead of adopting an existing trail … Continue reading New Eagle Trail now open near Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site
Erie Armada to highlight New York brews, bites and boats
Erie Armada will celebrate its inaugural year in Macedon Canal Park, September 20 – 22, 2019, with a multi-tiered, immersive experience featuring exclusive canal-inspired collaboration brews from brewers throughout New York including Queens-based LIC Beer Project and Buffalo's Thin Man Brewery, Barrier Brewing Co. in Long Island and Rare Form Brewing Co. out of Troy, plus upstate cideries Nine Pin Cider Works and Rogers' Cideryard from Albany and Johnstown respectively. The three-day … Continue reading Erie Armada to highlight New York brews, bites and boats









